Gautam Kapoor ( ) 18 September 2013
shriks........... (healyhcare) 18 September 2013
Originally posted by : Sanjay Samuel Krishnan | ||
Good. The opposite party did not heed to any of our notices earlier but when the exparte time was near they filed a vakalatnama desiring to contest the case. In the very first hearing they asked for a long date (30 days or more) but they were given 15 days to present the counter.
This is normal.
This is normal. This is normal.
Please can you let me know their motives
Their motives you only should know, as you are the person who married her.
But by experience I assume they are in want of
1. Money [loads of it]. 2. She wants to continue the relationship with you and perhaps would have realized her mistake. 3. Just remain married to you by prolonging the case for the next 6-7 years. 4. Will surely file 125 crpc in the next date. If they do then consider the case postponed for the next 2 years.
and what I can do to avoid the delay.
Pay her lumpsum money, talk to her, or talk to her lawyer, ask what is the price that they are seeking for giving you your freedom back via divorce. Then arrange for that money. You part with money. She will part with freedom. You get freedom back. Then think whether you really want to get married again or not. This is normal.
The maintenance and the DV cases are still ongoing. |
Take a chill pill. Nothing to worry. These cases will go on and on. Either be prepared to go in for some live-in relationship and lead life as normally as you can.
Or as suggested above pay her money, get rid of headache [her], marry someone else, or stay a bachelor. Nothing to get distressed about anything.
Nobody cares for you, the laywer, the judge but your parents. SO for sake of your parents, instead of concentrating on the headache, concentrate on your work life, concentrate on living your life. That way your parents also will be happy and wont worry much about this case etc or you. In total your house environment will be a pleasant one.